FPHL Season Done After Pre-Game Off Ice Scrap.

The FPHL season has ended after just three games in what was supposed to be a 19 games series. The Waterton Wolves won the first three games in what was supposed to be 19 against the Elmira Enforcers. There was an altercation pregame of their February 3rd matchup which resulted in Elmira forfeiting the game. Shortly after it was announced that the entire series was cancelled which means that is the end of the FPHL season as they were the only two teams playing due to Covid.

***BREAKING*** The @TheFPHL February series between the @ElmiraEnforcers and @watertownwolves has been canceled. More tonight at 11, a tough day for the @TheFPHL. Story assist to @KDN1692. pic.twitter.com/hmxKIfBHtg

— Andy Malnoske (@18SportsAndy) February 4, 2021

In an interview with Griffin Haas of WENY, Elmira Enforcers owner Robbie Nichols says that one of their coaches “confronted by two of their players, One of them sucker punched him” pre game as they entered the rink.

Robbie Nichols, owner of the @ElmiraEnforcers, has confirmed the February series with Watertown has been canceled after today's altercation. Here's what Nichols had to say about what went down. Stay for the Watertown shade at the end.

More tonight on WENY at 11. @BusLeagueHockey pic.twitter.com/X9mD74Rof4

— Griffin Haas (@WENYGriffinHaas) February 4, 2021

It seems as though this will be the end of the year but the next time these two play they will be on Donnybrook watch.